PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The American Athletic Conference announced its all-academic team for 2018-19 on Thursday, which featured 30 Aztec rowing honorees.
Nominations for the All-Academic Team are submitted by each of the AAC's member institutions. To be eligible for the honor, a nominee must have competed in an American Athletic Conference-sponsored sport, attained a minimum grade-point average of 3.00 for the preceding academic year, and completed a minimum of two consecutive semesters or three consecutive quarters of academic work, with a total of 18 semester or 27 quarter credits, not including remedial courses.
In addition to their AAC all-academic honors, a program-record six Aztecs were named national scholar athletes by the Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association (CRCA): senior Michelle Jacob, juniors Brooke Boron and Laura Keane and sophomores Kaytlin Barker, Hannah Broadland and Julia Camillucci.
The Aztecs completed their fifth season in the AAC, finishing fifth in the conference. Sophomore Hannah Broadland earned all-AAC first team honors, while freshman Helen Bauer made the second team.
AAC All-Academic Honorees
Kaytlin Barker, Sophomore
Madeline Bernard, Senior
Brooke Boron, Junior
Hannah Broadland, Sophomore
Julia Camillucci, Sophomore
Carly DaCosta, Sophomore
Phoebe Dammersmith, Junior
Jane Ferguson, Sophomore
Julia George, Freshman
Maia Graham, Junior
Alana Grollo, Junior
Brooke Hepner, Senior
Jannette Hermosa, Junior
Michelle Jacob, Junior
Laura Keane, Junior
Kelly Leonard, Freshman
Elina Linner, Freshman
Naomi Marroquin, Sophomore
Malia Metkiff, Junior
Terra Murray, Freshman
Hannah Norris, Senior
Juliana Santiago, Sophomore
Kyler Sloan, Freshman
Danielle Stancikas, Sophomore
Laurie Tennenbaum, Junior
Rosalie Urban, Freshman
Greta Viss, Freshman
Anastasia Vontzou, Sophomore
Kamryn Whitworth, Sophomore
Taylor York, Freshman
Thirty Rowers Earn AAC All-Academic Honors
